Brewing since 1873. That’s an impressive legacy. Here we are at the Beck’s und Haake-Beck Besucherzentrum.
Beck’s story started right here in Bremen. It began on the banks of the Weser River. Back then it was known as “Kaiserbier”. It was bottled in those iconic green bottles we still see today.
Our tour of Beck’s und Haake-Beck Besucherzentrum will take about three hours. Beck’s is now part of Anheuser-Busch InBev.
We will explore the art of brewing. You will learn about the brewery’s history. We will of course discuss the Beck’s and Haake-Beck brands.
The tour includes the museum. We will visit the raw materials room and the brewhouse. We will also see the malt silos. Plus, you will get a peek at the fermentation and storage tanks. Be aware that visiting the bottling plant isn’t always possible.
At the Beck’s und Haake-Beck Besucherzentrum tour’s end we will gather in the guest room. It is time for a beer tasting. You can sample different beers from their selection. Non-alcoholic options are also available.
The Beck’s brewery tour is a highlight for beer enthusiasts. You will gain insights into the brewing art. Discover the history of Beck’s. It has been a Bremen staple since 1873.
We’ll trace the brewing steps. It starts with high-quality ingredients. Then it proceeds to bottling. This tour isn’t just informative. It’s an entertaining way to deepen your beer knowledge.
The heart of the brewery is the brewhouse. We will explore it. You’ll learn how Beck’s beer is crafted. Water malt hops and yeast are key. The guides will explain each brewing step. Feel free to ask questions.
Later, we’ll visit the bottling plant. See how beer is filled into bottles and kegs. The tasting lets you try different Beck’s beers. You can apply what you’ve learned.
The Beck’s und Haake-Beck Besucherzentrum tours are offered daily. Remember to wear sturdy shoes. Parts of the tour are outside.
Photography isn’t allowed on the brewery grounds. Book your Beck’s brewery tour. Experience how famous beer is made. It is an unforgettable experience.
Before we go inside the Beck’s und Haake-Beck Besucherzentrum, please note that the tour requires a minimum age of 16. Also, if you use a wheelchair let us know when you book your tour. Regrettably the brewhouse is not accessible for wheelchair users.
So, who’s ready to discover the secrets behind one of Germany’s most famous beers? Let’s step inside the Beck’s und Haake-Beck Besucherzentrum and begin our brewing adventure.